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To detect when an elevator is leaving its zone I used a collision test with "pick".

With a "don't pick" it worked but I was unable to use more than one elevator at the same time.

I tried with a "for each elevator" in which one the collision test is performed and now everything is OK.

However I still don't quite understand why it works Maybe someone can enlighten me.

Hi,

I am trying to set up an elevator system in a platform game but something is wrong :

I have an elevator object (called "ascenseur") with the following values :

* Active ("Actif") : 0 if out of order, 1 if OK

* Moving ("Marche") : 0 if stopped, 1 if moving

* Floor ("Etage") : 0 = down, 1 = up (that is not the Empire State building elevator )

First I test if the player is on the elevator, if it is stopped, and if the right key is pressed depending of the current floor.

Then I move it with Custom Movement and stop it when it reaches a trigger (called "borneascenseur").

Everything is ok with one elevator.

When I put two of them for instance, the first the player will switch on will work, however the second won't take into account the stop line and will move forever .

I tried to do my best with all that pick/don't pick thing, but I missed something .

Here is the cap file : http://www.sendspace.com/file/g8fu5p

That's exactly what I needed. Thank you !

Hello,

I recently tried to make basic bone animations on a simple box-shaped character.

First of all I made 5 different boxes:

* The first for the body

* The four others for the 2 two-parted legs

I didn't wanted to add a head etc. I wanted to make a walking animation.

I set the bone behavior on the body box and then defined the skeleton (which is, I think, correctly done, no?).

Then, I set some keyframes but the animation wasn't very convincing.

Although I searched for some tutorial or example of a walking/running bone animation I didn't find anything. I don't want to learn how to use the editor features, the UI is clear and there is the documentation. I would like to learn how to make basic bones animations like walk/run/crouch/etc.

Do you know where I could find a tutorial or something like a diagram that would help me ?

I didn't know where to post this so I thought "Uploads" was the best place to do it :

This afternoon I decided to translate into French what is stored in the languages directory. Maybe nobody will ever use this but if some frenchmen feel lost in Construct it could help them.

I translated every file except SystemObject.txt because French words are too long I think (for instance "set" is very hard to translate in this case) , moreover most of the terms used in this file are well known by programmers all over the world.

Then, many words aren't listed in those files, consequently using this translation will result in a Frenglish version of Construct .

Do not except something perfect, it's not. It can actually help people to start.

Hi,

I found Construct when I was seeking for a cracked version of Multimedia Fusion Hardware Accelerated (what a bad guy ). When I was a child I used to create small games on their first Game Factory edition then I... there is a blank in my memory so I suppose I grew up in a cryogenic device or something like that and here I am !

Seriously I'm here because when I tried Construct I realized that it was much more user friendly than MMF, much more powerful, young and dynamic and much more free

As you may have noticed I'm not an English speaker. I'm French. I've never eaten frogs.